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Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Sep 24, 1927

Page

4

Twillingate Sun Advertisement and Subscription Rates

The Twillingate Sun lists subscription prices of 1.00 yearly in Newfoundland 1.20 to Canada 1.50 to England and U.S. and other countries payable in advance. Advertising rates set for display ads with contract pricing and fortnightly rate changes, short term at 25 cents per inch. Notes of Thanks incur 25 cents. News items and late communications may not be guaranteed. opinion of correspondents not assumed.

Twillingate Newfoundland Canada England U.S. A Luan

Harbor Grace praised for aviation feat amid perilous Atlantic hops

The Harbor Grace region gains prominence in aviation as the Kyte mission seeks the elusive Old Glory over a dangerous Atlantic crossing. While pilots face high winds and rough seas, authorities consider safety improvements and urge caution for long flights. The $25,000 prize remains uncertain after no trace of the crew is found.

Warrior Grace Sonaa Atlantic Kyle Harbor Grace Newfoundland Kyte New York Daily Mirror

Not Yet Out of Egypt Premier Monroe Retires

Premier Monroe announces retirement as Leader of the Government after passing key legislation on the Humber remodelment and the Gandet Buchan agreements. Observers wonder at the motive, given his calibre and tenacity, and suppose he may continue fighting until the people decide otherwise.

Monroe Humber Daily News Nhat W. F. Dorwood Horwood Lumber Co Tsingtao Bay Cosgrave Ee Eyler

Political Musings on Leadership and Expenditure

The speaker laments rising costs and partisan strife in the country. He argues leaders must follow a steadfast commander and warns that without such discipline, the political problem will worsen beyond remedy.

Prices and prospects for Labrador fish trade this year

The Fishermen's Advocate reports Labrador fish priced at $300 per gil and notes $4.00 and $6.00 for various species while last year saw $450 and $33 for different catches. It discusses market costs, overseas prices, and calls for government action or export moves to improve outcomes amid uncertain profits and regional differences.

Labrador Europe Twillingate Fsh

Past List for Intermediate and Primary Certificates

The document lists names and distinctions for intermediate and primary levels. Frank Gilbert and Roy Moors receive arithmetic distinctions while Alina Breit Muriel Baird and Mabel Trodder earn multiple grade distinctions in English grammar geometry and geometry and needlework. Nellie Anstey Maisie Andrews Joyce Roberts Austin Baird Max Guy and Jim White are named under primary certificates.

Frank Gilbert Roy Moors Alina Breit Muriel Baird Mabel Trodder Chesley Sharp Nellie Anstey Maisie Andrews Joyce Roberts Austin Baird Max Guy Jim White

Bord Touring Car at Bishop's Falls for sale

Touring car in good running order at Bishop's Falls with new tires and good battery and starter. Latest style with side curtains. Price 350 dollars. Apply at Office Twillingate Sun, 37.

Bishop's Falls

Obituary for Mary Moore of Watertown and Twillingate roots

Mary Moore died at Deaconess Hospital Boston on August 28 after a three week illness at 78. Beloved wife of Samuel Moore of Watertown and formerly Twillingate Newfoundland, she moved to Boston twelve years ago. Survived by husband, two sons, three daughters, a Newfoundland sister, and a brother. Interment was in Crestlawn Cemetery Watertown. The Weekly extends condolences to the family.

Boston Mary Samuel Moore Watertown Mess Twillingate Newfoundland Bluff Head Cove Moore Morgan Dulcie N. M. Guy John Minty Swillingate Wiliam Lewisporte Crestlawn Cemetery Joss.Niil Wkly

Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil Ad from Davis & Lawrence Co

An 19th century advertisement promotes The D L Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as palatable for women and children. It claims to fatten strengthen and build up the weak and delicate. It lists prices 50c and 100 botes and credits Davis & Lawrence Co Montreal.

Davis & Lawrence Co Montreal

Five Million Dollar Loan Passed By Legislature

A new five million dollar loan bill was approved last week by the legislature to fund Marine Works 500000, Highways 140000001, Railway Capital Expenditure 300000, Deficit Current Account 1926-1927 1759000, Deficit Railway Operation 1926-1927 760600, Labrador Boundary Survey 100000, Gander Railway 750000, Special Public Works 150000, Public Buildings 130000, Encouragement of Fisheries 200000.

Tixpetses Tabrador Boundary Survey Labrador Ter

Supreme Court on Northern Circuit presiding officers listed

The record lists the presiding judge Hon Mr Justice Warren and officials including W J Caroll subsheriff S Butler department registrar and clerk John Oxhill crier and tifstaff Bernard Summers stenographer J Gordon Muir crown prosecutor R A Parsons barrister J A Powers barrister.

Supreme Court Mr. Justice Warren W J. Caroll S. Butler Dept John Oxhill Crier and Tifstaff Bernard Summers J. Gordon Muir R. A. Parsons J.A. Powers

BORN AWAITING SEA COAST BIRTHS PROMO CARD

On Saturday the 17th at 5 p m a daughter weighing eight pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Powell. In Botwood on September 3 a son arrived to Mr and Mrs Cecil Burt.

P. Powell Botwood Cecil Burt

Missionary Dr Sheridan to Occupy U S Pulpits

Announcement states Dr Sheridan, a missionary long in China, is expected to occupy U S pulpits on the first Sunday in October. Information on services will be provided.

Dr. Sheridan China U.S

Town Visitors and Local Arrivals Highlight Week

Personal notes list residents and visitors including Fred Brazil for J. B. Orr and others, Nina Stuckless visiting her father at Horse Islands, Mildred Manuel from St. John s by Clyde, Rev Camp and wife from Herring Neck staying at the parsonage, A G Ashbourne en route to St. John s, Stella Manuel bound for St. John s by Prospero, Mrs J Andrews from the City by Prospero, and similar arrivals last week.

Fred Brazil J. B. Orr Nina Stuckless Horse Islands Mildred Manuel St. John’s Clyde Rev. Camp and Herring Neck C. of E Parsonage A. G. Ashbourne St. John's Stella Manuel Prospero J. ©. Andrews

Shipping News With Several Vessels Moves Between Ports

Schr. Ethel E. under Capt. Pippy arrived from the north on Saturday. Schr. Grace departed Cobb's Arm on Tuesday to land limestone for Botwood. Schr. Hattie A. Heckman left for the north on Monday with the remaining St. John's freight. S. S. Daisy Capt. Whalen, stranded at Muddy Hole Point, passed the area Monday bound for repairs at St. John's. Schr. Veda M. McKown proceeded to Morton's Hr on Wednesday morning.

Ethel E Pippy Grace Cobb's Arm Botwood Hattie A. Heckman St. John's S.S Daisy Whalen Muddy Hole Point St. John’s Veda M. McKown Morton’s

Daisy Disabled on Wednesday Night During Northern Circuit Cruise

The Daisy was damaged while proceeding to Botwood with the Supreme Court on the Northern Circuit struck on Muddy Hole Point. The Clyde failed to refloat the Daisy and transported the judge and party to Botswood where they took the train for Grand Falls. Court opened 11 a m Saturday and adjourned to Monday with 10 cases heard. on Tuesday the court left for Fogo by motorboat Sinbad. Oth Clyde and Home attempted refloating Friday night with no success. Saturday night Daisy freed but due to damage ordered to go to St John. With Justice Warren were Sub-sheriff Carroll Cher Cahill Clerk Butter Lawyers Parsons Muir and Power and Stenographer Summers.

Daisy Botwood Supremer Court Muddy Hole Point Clyde Butwood Grand Lewisporte Foyo Sinbad Oth Home

Weather and fishing update reports plentiful fish and squid

On Saturday a heavy sea persisted with little wind until Sunday when it veered to N E. By Tuesday the sea abated and fishermen have stayed home. There is plenty of fish on the jarpands and squid is plentiful.

N.E

Memorial Window Unveiled for Sir Robert Bond at Whitbourne

A memorial stained glass window honoring the late Sir Robert Bond was unveiled at St John the Baptist Church Whitbourne with Chief Justice Sir William Horwood and Bishop William White leading the dedication. The window reproduces Holman Hunt's The Light of the World and bears the inscription honoring Newfoundland's Prime Minister in 1909.

Whitbourne Robert Bosd St John the Baptist Newfoundland William Horwood William White Canon Smart Gordon Terlcott Holman Hunt Whithourde St John’s William Lady Horwood Ie" Bond

Ireland Election Sees Fewer Candidates and Delayed Returns

Telegraph reports general elections in Ireland with 200 fewer candidates than the last race. Returns are not expected for several days. In Washington, the air coordination committee rejects a federal ban on trans-oceanic flights while urging safeguards by law. Summary notes Italian debt payments, aborted Pride of Detroit flight, and other wartime era items.

Ireland Washington Coolidge Batte Detroit Tokio Honot U Brockt Schlee Leon Givonu Paris Blue Bird

W P A Scholarship Offered for Ex Service Descendants

The Women s Patriotic Association offers a nine hundred dollar scholarship split over three years to a Colony resident under seventeen on July 1 1927 who passes the Intermediate Grace honours exam and attends Denominational Colleges or Convent Schools in St John s and Memorial University College. Renewal depends on conduct reports and matriculation requirements. applicants must be Newfoundland or Royal Naval Reserve or Royal Newfoundland Regiment veterans. Applications with exam numbers must reach the Secretary of the Council of Higher Question in St John s by October 1 1927.

Women's Patriotic Association St. John's St. Jon's University Japan Royal Naval Reserve Royal Newfoundland Regiment Council of Higher Question

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